God Zeus |
The fictitious Jewish G-d "Yaweh/Jehova's" name was inserted, replacing the names of many Gentile/Pagan Gods. It was stolen from the Roman God "Jove." Jehova or Ieue, of the Jews was the Jove of the Latins and Etruscans. YHWH/IEUE was additionally the Egyptian Sun God Ra. Ra was the father in heaven, who has the title of 'Huhi' the eternal, from which the Hebrews derived the name 'Ihuh.'
We can also see where
the antagonistic story of Zeus (Jove) and Prometheus was used to
promote the concept of a rebellious God who was condemned and ostracized for
bringing knowledge to humanity.
God Prometheus Chained |
The Old Gods who were
the Original Gods were labeled as "evil" in order to establish
the supreme monotheism of YHWH.
Even kabalah is
not Jewish in origin. It is an alteration of Egyptian "KA- BA - ANKH."
Ka- Represented
by two upraised arms as the individual's "vital force. Also copied in the
depiction of Cherub in the Ark Of Covenant.
Ba- Is the soul. The soul has no relation to the image of the body as it reincarnates from body to body throughout the lifetimes.
Ba- Is the soul. The soul has no relation to the image of the body as it reincarnates from body to body throughout the lifetimes.
Ank- Is the life force; the aura, the "light body.
Robert Mascharan
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ReplyDeleteYes
ReplyDeleteYHWH is not the same as IEUE
ReplyDeleteIEUE is the creator's name and IEUESHUO is the Messiah name
The creator's name is in the sea scrolls and the world book encyclopedia and American Heritage dictionary translates the 4 Phoenician symbols of the creator's name into all languages as IEUE
The word IEUE emphasizes the, "four vowels" Josephus (the 1st-century Romano-Jewish historian—of priestly descent) specifically stated were engraved upon the high priest's golden crown, in his work the Wars of the Jews (Book 5, Chapter 5, Section 7). He said, "A mitre also of fine linen encompassed his [the high priest's] head, which was tied by a blue ribbon, about which there was another golden crown, in which was engraven the sacred name [of God]: it consists of four vowels."